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Northern lights may be visible in Michigan tonight. By Michigan Radio Newsroom â¢ Jan 8, 2014. Michigan residents could get a special, atmospheric treat tonight â if weather permits. The aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, may be visible around the state, if cloud cover doesnât block the view. According to the Detroit Free Pressâs Eric D. Lawrence, the lights may be visible in the area until Friday, but projected cloudiness will likely dim their appearance. If you can't make it to midnight, check out this video of the lights in northern Michigan: - Melanie Kruvelis, Michigan Radio Newsroom.
The Aurora Borealis, known as the Northern Lights, happen all year round, but you need dark, clear conditions in order to see them. Generally, the prime seasons for viewing the Northern Lights are early autumn and spring. Most Northern Lights eruptions occur between 6pm and midnight, particularly around 10 to 11pm.